Richard Edward Doughty Sr.
Sex: M
Birth: Jan 12 1840 in Indianapolis, Marion co., IN
Death: Jan 02 1925 in Self, Boone Co., Arkansas
Father: Robert E. Doughty b: 1817 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., IN
Mother: Lydia Adams b: 1819
Marriage 1 Mary Catherine Hiler b: Sep 23 1845 in Beetown, Vermillion Co., IN
Married: Oct 26 1861
Children
John Robert Doughty b: 30 APR 1877 in Whitehall, Muskegon Co., MI
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Richard E Doughty enlisted as a Private from Trempealeau, Wisconsin on Nov 23, 1863 in Company C, 30th Wisconsin Infantry and served during the remainder of the Civil War.
This unit had an interesting and rather unusual history: it was kept in Wisconsin for its first six months to help guard against Indian uprisings and police the draft, then were sent into the Dakota Territory on Sully's Northwest Indian Expedition of 1863-4 during which they built and garrisoned Fort Rice, and finally sent to Kentucky to serve on provost duty guarding POWs at the military prison in Louisville.
PVT Doughty would have joined the regiment after they returned from the Dakota Territory. He mustered out with the unit on Sep 20, 1865. My gg-grandfather, PVT Henry Procter, served with PVT Richard Doughty in Co C, 30th WI Infantry.
- Louis Mosier
Added: Sep. 23, 2013
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Richard Edward Doughty Sr.
Sex: M
Birth: Jan 12 1840 in Indianapolis, Marion co., IN
Death: Jan 02 1925 in Self, Boone Co., Arkansas
Father: Robert E. Doughty b: 1817 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., IN
Mother: Lydia Adams b: 1819
Marriage 1 Mary Catherine Hiler b: Sep 23 1845 in Beetown, Vermillion Co., IN
Married: Oct 26 1861
Children
John Robert Doughty b: 30 APR 1877 in Whitehall, Muskegon Co., MI
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Richard E Doughty enlisted as a Private from Trempealeau, Wisconsin on Nov 23, 1863 in Company C, 30th Wisconsin Infantry and served during the remainder of the Civil War.
This unit had an interesting and rather unusual history: it was kept in Wisconsin for its first six months to help guard against Indian uprisings and police the draft, then were sent into the Dakota Territory on Sully's Northwest Indian Expedition of 1863-4 during which they built and garrisoned Fort Rice, and finally sent to Kentucky to serve on provost duty guarding POWs at the military prison in Louisville.
PVT Doughty would have joined the regiment after they returned from the Dakota Territory. He mustered out with the unit on Sep 20, 1865. My gg-grandfather, PVT Henry Procter, served with PVT Richard Doughty in Co C, 30th WI Infantry.
- Louis Mosier
Added: Sep. 23, 2013
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